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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
12
Publication listing and distribution network for the Standard Publishing Company includes offices at East Broadway Betl Butte Branch. managers Morton and others, with foreign advertising and multiple North American newsstand partners and city addresses. All correspondence should be sent to Anaconda Montana.
The May article notes a major New York political campaign with Roosevelt and Hearst backing Governor Sulzer for direct primaries. It also describes the extensive underground water tunnel beneath the city to support the Catskill water supply, running deep under rivers and through solid rock to avoid future disruption to skyscraper foundations and utilities.
Queen Amelie, widow of King Carlos, plans to wed Portuguese Count of Vassalaes despite royal custom barring a widow from marrying if she lacks royal blood. Manuel, head of the royal line, opposes, but Amelie vows to elope if needed, drawing wider sympathy as she shields her sons from assassins and pursues happiness above rank. The public tone commends her bold choice.
Montana readers note Bryan’s gracious manner and strong support from President Wilson. The article compares Bryan’s secretarial tenure to past leaders, highlighting his personal counsel, industry, and harmony with the president, while touching on broader diplomatic and political dynamics of the era.
A mosaic of clipped quotes and opinion gibes from various papers mocks politicians and international affairs. The collection references Colonel Soomevelt, Governor Sulzer, William Jennings Bryan, a Balkan king, Japan’s ambassador, and U S figures, hinting at editorial humor and the era’s public discourse.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses feeding children with the fruits of effort across domains. It muses on Education Apprenticeship Government Church Law Literature Art Business Hygiene and asks how to transmit knowledge experience and gains to the next generation, asserting a single science: Eugenics in them our 0 with our.
A string of humorous quips critiques marriage, gender roles, and social behavior. It lampoons the unmarried, engaged couples, and mothers, noting traits like vanity, punctuality, and fashion. The piece includes lines about love, heredity, and everyday domestic life.
In a column of short stories a bitter reference to New York figures surfaces amid anecdotes about lawyers and judges. Aaron Levy recalls O Sullivan’s courtroom mallet theatrics as a young lawyer narrowly escapes a tirade while a railroad anecdote ends with a quip about a cat on the track and a locomotive chasing it.
A collage of jokes and quips from different sources, including exchanges about rings, funeral remarks, library talk, and a sabre of witty one liners. It cites a judge’s funeral exchange, a widow’s reply, a man asking for dowry, and assorted modern quips from press and society pages.
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